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Reliable Redundancy with Memristive-Biosensors to achieve Statistical Significance in Immunosensing

Lotfi, Ardalan
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Demarchi, Danilo
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Puppo, Francesca  
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2015
Proceedings of the 6th IEEE International Workshop on Advances in Sensors and Interfaces (IWASI)
6th IEEE International Workshop on Advances in Sensors and Interfaces (IWASI)

In this paper, we have investigated the redundancy in array of Memristive-Biosensors and find optimum number for devices to accomplish reliable biodetection. Our results lead less expensive sensor and reduce the low-reproducibility of this memristive method for the detection of rabbit antigen. Several experiments have been performed with 17 memristive biosensors in several conditions. These conditions give us relevant information about the overall behavior of memristor biosensor’s array, after functionalization with antibody and exposure to antigen. The statistics made on different conditions, related to the standard deviation and the mean value of voltage gap, prove that such a sensor, with a minimum memristive biosensors in array, can be counted as reliable sensor for the detection of antigen.

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